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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1910

Page

9

Prices Mark Up Corn Crop News Favorable

New York reporters note prices marked up as corn crop news turns favorable. Trading shows net gains for the day and activity peaks in the last hour. Money rates harden with reduced liquidity as banks move funds to interior markets amid harvest optimism and cautious outlook.

New York Copper Market Quieter Amid Mixed Spot Futures

New York reports show a steady copper tone with spot and August prices around 12 10 12.50 and 12 37 for October. Arrivals reach 25 tons while customs show 24.5 tons exported this month. lake copper bids around 13.87 13.00, electrolytic 12.42 12.75, casting 12 25 12 50. Tron-Cleveland warrants trade near 49 cents. Local tron was quiet and foundry softs offered at 15.75 16.25 with No. 1 southern and No. 1 beuthorn noted.

New York Standard London Custom House Lake Tron Cleveland Northern Southern Beuthorn Soft Chicago Texas

New York Stock Market Friday August Second 1910

Stock market activity in New York on Friday August 2 1910 saw variable trading with notable gains in rail and industrial shares. Brokers reported cautious interest as investors awaited later economic indicators and corporate earnings.

Washington Stock and Bond Market Slow despite Traction Demand

Local financial activity was weak on the Washington Stock Exchange with only 69 shares and a block of bonds changing hands. Quotations held steady from the prior day as Capital Traction moved at 125 with bids at 128.5 and offers up by one point. railway shares traded lightly at 33.5, and Potomac Consolidated 5s rose to 101.25 on $4,000 traded. District National Bank stock edged to 182. Monthly statements showed Adams Express, Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad gains. Dividends were declared by Underwood Typewriter and Chesapeake Ohio Railway. Market notes also covered New York cooling grain and live cattle receipts and prices.

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Trade better in revival of iron and steel industry

Dun's Review notes fall trade expansion for dry goods jobbers and hint of improved demand as harvests come in. Footwear prices easing slightly, iron and steel show signs of brisk revival ahead of fall. Consumer willingness to cover needs rises while producers resist price concessions. US weekly business failures total 235. Cotton August contracts show sharp early drop and late surge with steady closes.

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New York Produce Prices Mix Through Market News

Commodities listing from New York on August 36 notes butter unsettled, cheese barely steady, eggs about steady with large receipts. Live poultry mixed with fowls and turkeys. flour steady on fair demand. pork steady, beef firm, lard steady. Cottonseed oil and sugars held. coffee firm. potatoes weak with regional variations. cabbages steady. freights unchanged. peanuts unchanged.

New York Middle West

New York Money Market and Baltimore Market Notes

Money on call easy at 1 percent with bids and offers near 1 percent. Time loans steady with rates around 4 percent for 90 days and 6 months. Prime mercantile paper quoted around 6 to 6 1 2 percent. Baltimore markets show wheat steady at spot 1 013 1 2, corn and oats firmer. rye steady. Enterprise National Bank of Allegheny declares a third dividend of 5 percent after a 30 percent prior distribution following its 1906 collapse by its cashier.

New York Prime Mercantile Ste Mag Exchange Baglers Barker Baltimore Bank Enterprise National Bank Allegheny Motor Sales CO New York Ave Cadillac Cook & Stoddard Co Luttrell Co H St. N. W Apperson Emerson & Orme K St. N. We Roman Automobile Co Philadelphia Bailey Edison

Wall Street Gossip and Crop News Highlight Mixed Market

Special to The Washington Post reports a lack of continuation in London buying on Thursday and a cautious Wall Street mood. Grain markets declined as corn prospects remained strong, while Illinois Central reports optimistic crop conditions. Texas Company records sizable dividends and St Paul notes limited Northwest damage from fires. John J. Mitchell of Chicago voices optimism about Western banks’ liquidity to support crop movement.

Washington Post New York London Wall Street Illinois Central Misssissippany Iouisiana St. Paul Northern Pacific Forest Res Northwest Puget Sound St. Paul's Pacific Coast John J. Mitchell Chicago Mr. Mitchell Mitchell

Washington cattle market reports lamb prices drop

Washington lamb market hits season low due to Western dressed lambs. Veal calves active and hogs stronger. Includes scattered price figures for sheep lambs calves and general market activity. Reports from city and Toledo with daily runs shipments and averages.

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